Poland says it stopped attempted "provocation" on Kaliningrad border
Prime Minister Donald Tusk says Polish forces deployed rapidly to the Kaliningrad border and may have prevented attempted provocations, but he gave few details.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Poland prevented an attempted "provocation" on its border with Russia's Kaliningrad exclave overnight. France 24 reports he spoke on Tuesday and gave few details.
CBS News reports Tusk said a rapid, major deployment of extra security forces to the border may have prevented "attempted acts of provocation." France 24 says he stated that Polish security forces stopped any incident from happening.
The New York Times reports Tusk also described "disturbing movement" in Kaliningrad, a Russian region just north of Poland.
The reports do not say what the provocation was, who was behind it, or how many forces were sent.
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- France 24Poland prevented attempted 'provocation' on Russian border, PM Tusk saysTue, Nov 3, 8:39 AM EST
- CBS NewsPoland launches major security operation along border with RussiaTue, Nov 3, 12:32 PM EST
- The New York TimesPoland Beefs Up Security at Border With RussiaTue, Nov 3, 12:35 PM EST
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